One of the fastest ways to slow down a cleanup is tossing in materials that can’t be accepted. Disposal rules exist for safety and compliance, and they’re usually easy to follow once you know the basics. Here’s a quick, simple breakdown of what to keep out of your roll-off.

Common items that are usually fine
Most everyday project debris is acceptable — household junk, old furniture, non-hazardous cleanup waste, and general debris from cleanouts or renovations.

Items that are not allowed
Pathway dumpsters cannot accept:

• Concrete
• Bricks
• Pavers
• Dirt
• Sand
• Paint
• Tires
• Asphalt
• Roofing materials

Why it matters
These materials often require special handling, special disposal sites, or different hauling equipment. Keeping prohibited items out helps ensure smooth pickup and avoids delays.

If you’re unsure, ask first
If you’re looking at a material and thinking “I’m not sure,” that’s the best time to reach out. It’s always easier to confirm before loading than to fix it later.

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